The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-15
M.O'BEIE IN MONTREAL
He GETS A TRULY PATRIOTIC
GREETING PROM
A Loyal Policeman That Would
Touch Any Son Of Erin TO the
Heart.
EXPECTATIONS OF ANTLIKIsH
ClllZtNS AMUSING.
They Imagined the Editor Always
Spoke With a SwOrd la
One Hand and
A DYNAMITE BOMB IN THE.
OTHER, HELD In
Readin, So TO DemOliIh AnJone Who
hi Not Approve Of His Asser.
tiOns-TOrOntO Excited.
EXPECTATIONS OF ANTIIKIsH
CnlZSNS AMUSING.
A DYNAMITE BOMB IN THE
OTHER, HELD IN

MONTREAL, My IA WIN. O'Brieu
arrived in this city today at 8 o'clock
by the steamer Montreal, witch left
Queotc yesterday If ernoon at 5
o'c'ocS. As both himself and the
evlcttd tenant, Klbrlde, were greatly
fatiRue5, they ASKED to be allowed to
remain on board few hours later and
81 Iya few hours rest, which they
we're allowed TO do. Mr.. O'Brien ltfs
she vessel at 10 o'clock and thought
TO escape in acib uuOb served but ae
he stepped on shore, Pat Ryan, a pc.
Herman With a rich Munster brogle,
III he'd forward aud grasp'd him
warmly by the hand. MAY the
hs@vens rave you, sir" he exclaimed,
II would sooner have your little fin.
ger than the body and bones Of Laus.
DOWN." at wbicn NJ, 0'Br easm,led.
He learned that Pat was LilnancG
man, and that he had already BEEN
suspended once by the chief Of police
here on account of his 90 outspoken
eeutimenls IN favor Il Ireland. The
threats trcm Toronto continue to loom
mp bigger ard bigger, but the editor OF
United Ireland and people here
who are best qualified 10 Judge,
aseert that they are only
threats. There is mis- AXE
in connection with the statement al.
ready published that Mayor How
laud's dispatchto Mr.. 0'Brien WAS not
paid for. II was paid for to this city, but
the telegraph authorities iDfJrmed
Mr.. OBrien that they would not for
Watd 1t to Qlsh whe he was, I'M
less Il wEs prepaid by him. The state.
ment that Mr.. O'Brien was esoorrt d to
a hall in this city, where no leCtured,
by men armed with Ievolvtre, was
pure iction. No such thiug occurred.
His visit here is kindly looked upon
by oil part es, particularly pince he
has spoken, which has brought over
many non Irish, who exDected him 60
appear on the platform with sword in
one band and dynamite bomb Ia the
other. The most significant fact that
has as yet transpired Is the offer of
Quebec men to send Htalwart body
guard Of armed men to escort Mr..
0'Brien to Toronto. Mr.. 0'BieD,
who is anxious to d, nothing that
can be construed into
violent action, refused the offer,
which shows, notwithstanding the en-
thueiasm aroused, that little excuse
remains for the Toronto people to
create a disturbance On leaving
Quebec lakt e,-sni' an exciting scene
occurred. From the moment the
party set out from the Grand Central
depot, New York, until thia moment,
a suspicious individual has been in
sight all the time. He took the same
boat, the tams train, stayed at the
same hotel end, when the visit TO the
country was decided upon, hired q
coupe sill nlone, and got rs near as
possible TO the carriage where the
O'Brien party was. As the vessel
steamed out from Rlcbeliue pier,
Quebec, the mysterious and ubiquit-
Gus man was again discovered, and
the crowds Ashore created tupuu by
threa' ming 10 throw him of the boat.
Mr.. O'Brien knew nothing of this.
The angry crowd YVES Gained by ]. b.
Lane and II. 9 Cloran, officers oil thu
Montreal National League, and |
the steamer pissed out OF the |
harbor in peace. That an immediate |
effect hiss already been produced by |
Mr.. 0'Briene visit is no longer
doubted. For instance, Lord Lans-
downe, who is accustomed 10 spend
some time in the Citadel If @ iebec at
this season OF the year, will not go
there n is year, 30 bitter ia the feeling
aroused against him by Mr.. 0'Brien's
recital Of hs doings ~ landlord in
AS Lord Lansdowne will
not be in Toronto when Mr.. O'Brien
arrives, but at Ottawa, where DEM
,nstrRtion ia Organizing in his honor,
iome think that any trouble, II trou-
here is, will take place on the same
lay.